The Red Rose, Lindsey

Had dozens of owners, all come and gone, but now owned by a local worthy and who has installed a proper chef.
Ordinary pub food prepared extaordinary. You'll be pleasanty suprised at the prices too. Not open Mon/Tues and it pays to book as it's packed!!! Nice little pub with decent beer. Pretty village. Worth the trip

18 Jun 2007 17:06

The Cock Inn, Brent Eleigh

This gem was once quoted as the best pub in Britain, but not named least too many people found it and spoiled it. Well, it still is a gem. No food, no music, no bar billiards, no fag machines and no rowdy youngsters. Just ranting adults.
The Cock survives in a land of dwindling country pubs by refusing to cater to the fashion of the day, but, if you want superb Suffolk ale and good conversation, this is the place.
Beware, you'll get an arguement.

17 Aug 2006 12:31

The Swan Inn, Monks Eleigh

Even celebrity chefs eat here, it's that good! Nigel Ramsbottom trained under some of the well known chefs and his expertise makes the menu a delight. Carol Ramsbottom mixes charm and efficiency with effortless amiability. The bar crackles with the locals and good humour and the experience leaves you with the itch to go back

17 Aug 2006 11:50